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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-06-24

Prices from $1,000 to 5000 Also a few very de
srablr residences with fine gardens and lawns,
with prices from SiOOU to Sl5,OJO In fact we are
prepared 10 offer amy kind OF country, village or
city property that any one may want For par
ticulaTs call and See us or address
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-02
OAKLAND,
THE BEAUTIFUL :.

California abounds in choice resi-
dence locations. but of them all Oak
land and vicinity is incomparably the
finest. It has every advantages. Its
climate is most enjoyable, being never
uncomfortably warm nor disagreeably
cool. Its many charming drives, its
beautiful lawns embowered in a per-
feet wealth of ever blooming flowers,
and its magnificent, soul-inspiring
views are the wonder and admiration
of all travellers. In healthfulness it
surpasses all cities of the United
States, its death rate averaging only
IA per 1000. Its educational facilities
are thorough and complete, embra cling
all classes from the lowest grades to
the State University, and far surpass-
ing those of any other location on the
coast. Then it is within 80 minutes of
San Francisco and has half-hourly and
splendid communication Herewith.
Furthermore, it is backed and sur
rounded by the finest country in the
world. A section that produces all
the grains, fruits and nuts of the tenn
perate and semi-tropic zones, in finest
quality and richest abundance
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-02

$2S00-Lot on Flower st; fine location.
4200-6 lots end Washington st. car line
1700-Double cor. Geary and Burton st.
5O0-Lot South & Porter tract.
6OO-Lot Boyle Heights, on the hill.
6100-11 lots, Shaw tract.
$40 per foot-Business corner, Hof st.
200 per foot--Business lot, Main st,
11O0-Lot City Center tract.
$3.50 up-Lot Eulalia Tract.
$50 up-Walnut Grove Tract.
1876 up-Ross Tract.
3OO-tot in South Riverside, Sixth st.
4OO-Corner lot Sixth ST., So. Riverside
15OO-Fine high lot Sunset avenue.
7OO-Lot Robson Tract.
S5O-4-roOm house and lot, Electric Tr'
3OOO-6-room house, Howe street.
45O0-6-room house, Hope street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-02
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$2500-5-room house, Amelia street.
4500-6-roOm house, Pearl street.
1500-Each, lots ON Main st., ,Maskell tract
5O,0OO-6O #. t.x130, Spring ST., with large
building.
40 acres, Vermont ave-, with motor
and r. r. facilities. This is the
best buy In Soutern California
$50 to 1700-Lots in Jones' tract, W. Pico.
10000 double houses, Martin street.
225--6, 8. 10 and Is acre lots, South
Riverside
COOS, 10, 20 and 40 acre lots, Azusa.
4OO-Alfalfa land, new house, Vernon.
100000 acres, improved, Long Beach.
10-Fine fruit land near Victor
Free carriages to show. property. slsu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-02
WITHOUT IRRIGATION

Its advantages as a manufacturing
site are drawing to it many Of the
chief industries of the State. And it
is the natural and inevitable terminus
OF all transcontinental railroads enter
ing the State. Finally, though rising in
value, land is still cheap compared
with locations of much less merit, and
thus for homes or investment presents
splendid opportunities.
For further particulars inquire of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-02


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lac, worth 22c. 2ic worth 35c
This lot consists Of desirable lengths for almost an

14c- worth &c. 2;Ic.. worth :}5c.
This lot consists Of desirable lengths for almost any
purpose.
a Lot of the famous Pertsfire Lawn in desirable
lengths, including many Black and White Mournin0
Patterns at BE. Fer yard, worth 1Oc.
In our Lace Curtain Department we will offer the
following exceptional bargains:
Lot of Nottingham Lace Curtains OK long, In
Cream and White. tape bound, reduced from
&18O to 8 ,25 per pair
invoice of fashionable Draperies consisting of
many beautiful designs. at
8, TO- 1214 aud 15c. yard
Cur third floor is our bargain floor
Here are displayed odds and Ends and Remnants
that naturally accumulate in an Establishment Ike
ours.
Prices put on these goods to cause their speedy
sale which almost always L. accomplished 10 when we
advertise bargain this hOOri is best to come early
and it, it is only what is left of the regular
stock but Just be the very thing you want with
saving of . considerable to you
Case fine Figured Linen Lawns, imported for an
extensive New York Retail House arriving in time
they refused to accept the LAWNS They were offered
To at big loss to the Importer and we bought them
so we could sell them at 1Sc yard These cost 80
374c. FINE LINEN FIGURED LAWNS FOR iSC
REMEMBER OUR BARGAIN FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR, ACCESSIBLE BY ELEVATOR OR
SPACIOUS STAIRS.
ALWAYS ONE PRICE.
LANSBUkGH BRO,
420-422424-426 SEVENTH ST
Our Patent Cooling Fans make store the coolest
In the city. my25
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOE RENT-ONE-HALF OF STORE 7O7 9TH ST.
Z NV. has bow window. and will be rented TO a
good tenant CT 6 reasonable rent. ny.9i St.
E-TOE KENT-ONE HALF OF FINE OFFICE.
\ ground door. 600 lIth st n W, opposite Boston
lFy Goods House. HARDING WATERS. 606 18th
81 NV uiy2O-Ot
NOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR. CORNER OF
= gin and SITS. L y. suitable Tor business of any
Kind Apply to ". C. JOHNSON, us 18th ST. n ".
my Film
NOR RENT-STOHE AND CELLAR. iOS 18TH
II ST. door from PENNSYLVANIA ave-: also rooms }
AID o. LIST nOor bElding Pa. and 12th ST
apply to JAMES y. DAVIS SONS, 1901 Pa ave. cor.
l2th ST myi-.ein
ISOR RENT - FINEST LOCATED STORE IN
Il Washington: recently occupied by Woodward K
LOthrOp Boston Dry Goods House 9-11 PENNSYLVANIA
ave NV Tins Is rare opportunity IL secure good
BUSINESS location For further particulars inquire of
j. Mel. DODSON
1GG D st NV.
my42m National Bank OF Republic Building.
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DIED.


GEORGE ": yopngest child Of Thos- aud Heiisn r
umbd. Terrsce, May gath, 1857. LILLY Harris ssed
Funeral iron Nineteenth Street Baptist church. Fri.
day 9Th inst. At O'Clock p IN Friends invited %
HILDT. In Baltimore, Md, on the moznine Of Nay
81. 1887. Capt D. q. HHsDT. son Of Mari. and ths
late John Hildt, Of Canal Dover. Ohio tPhiiadslphs
,slss SUSAN her .s ssssps
Funer. viii take u place from Ebenezer church
streets, Friday. eth, = o'eieck pm Friend and
relatives respectfully invited TO attend
As q 90 NY sls
And bowed us down with grief,
And beneath the silent sod
Our darling Bernard sleeps-
All. Bernard. must We give you us
You we loved 30 well.
And say . long and last farewell,
By Hn pARExr.
n. e. Friday sfterDoOn q O'Clock Friends aud rsis-
Iss OF nsf ss fss 4 70 M Der
loved mother Of George Pinkney and Rschel Lee. In
'n Tunes.i from Metropolitan NJ T. church. s.sur-
AM my sGSy; "a At pm Friends and TsissiVss
MOORE. Mrs. ELIZABETH A, widow Of the lsse
Douglass Moore. ON "wednesday 18th inst, seed o.
years.
Funeral from her late residence SOS strses me-
on Friday evening, 9th inst. At O'Clock PIE
RAMSDELL- "Wednesday evening, MAJ IS 1857
HIRAM J. kANsDELL in the forty -eighth year Of I'm
age.
Funeral at O'Clock Friday afternoon from laos
street Services conducted by Rev. DE. Shipper In
terment At Oak Hi Cemetery.
TAYLOR. On wednesday morning, May 25 1857
st 4;l5 O'Clock, after long and painful illness,
GEORGE h. TAYLOR only son of Mrs- Mary J. and
the late Henry Taylor sged "a ysar mouths md 10
days.
funeral from the reGidsncs Of his mother, All
Washington street northwest Friday, MAY 9Th "
1ocaock RolnAins viii b cGx7ed @ AlsxADdsia, o
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The High Tent Of Rechabises.

thk kLkCfiON W pfFi1fhs
The High Tent OF Rechabites OF North America
reassembled In Odd Fellows Hail. navy-yard, this
morning at o O'Clock High Chief Ruler }. J. Nur-
ray presiding. The election OF officers took place
at 10 O'Clock, and resulted as follows: High chief
ruler. Julian J. Murray Of this city unanimously
Reelected; high deputy ruler, Joseph n. Brown,
OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio; high secretary Frank d. Rus
sell OF lion, " Y; high treasurer. Frank T. skip
Ter OF Wilmington, y. {. The next place OF meet
ing VIII be Philadelphia, pa High Chief Ruler
murray was the happy recipient NJ a handsome
water pitcher this morning, the gift OF Wheeling
ieht. No. t3, Wheeling W. Va, In recognition OF
liscnTgetic andsuccessful services during the past
year, and also a basket OF flowers as n token o.
esteem from Miss Emily Eaton. representing Purity
Ient ladiesl, OF this city. The remainder OF the
morning session was devoted 10 the consideration
u constitutional amendments
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Col. George bliss Married.

from the New 1orE BUN to-day.
Col George Bliss, the millionaire lawyer was
married to Miss Anice Casey yesterday, and the
Catholic church OF ST. Francis Xavier, where the
wedding was solemnized, was bedecked with
flowers and made to sparkle with myriads Of
lighted wax taperS The attendance was large
and notable, and in respect OF toilets brilliant
The ceremonies included a nuptial low mass
which was celebrated by the Rev. Father Frisbe,
OF Georgetown College, boyhood schoolmate OF
the groom, and, like him, IL is said, protest ant
by birth and early education. The assistants
were the very Rev. Father Murphy, S. j. pastor OF
the church and rector OF St. Francis Xavier Col
lege; the Rev. John Prendergast, Fathers Merrick
and DesribS. Father ID. 7. O'Sullivan, s. j., was
the master OF ceremonies; DIR. Bruno oscar Klein,
the organiSt, and the Rev. j. Ii. Young, =. j.,
leader OF the regular church choir or nifty men
and boys. The newly-married couple drove at
once TO Col. Bliss house. The reception lasted
until about half-past =. The bridal trip Is TO
Boston and the East. MIS-. Bliss, as Miss Casey Is
very well known In the church and parish OF St
Francis Xavier a devout and charitable as well
thoroughly accomplished young woman
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Alexandria Affair.


ELECTION DAY.-The biennial election or munics-
pal officers is I'm progress to-day. The bars have
been closed, under the law, since sunset yester.
day, and will remain closed until sunrise toroor
row morning. The polls opened at sunrfse 4 AZ
and Will be closed al sunset, 7:ll. One ticket
headed by MT. John h. Smoot, as mayor, was NOM
mated under the auspices OF the regular demo-
cratic organization, and the other, headed by Mr.
JAS s. Douglas as mayor. is the nomination OF an
independent citizens committee. The voting goes
on quietly, and except at the polls nothing shows
the progress OF an election. Many OF the Alex an
dr1ans at Camp George Washington came down 10
vote, and then returned to camp.
ANNUAL MEETING.-The Washington. Ohio and
western Railroad Co. still exists In FORM while in
fact the road is carried on independent OF the
company by the Richmond and Danv1lle syndic ate
The company held its annual meeting al the Lou
doun railroad Office yesterday afternoon, and
elected A. n. Martin president and Messrs Sully
Logan, Br1ce, Pace, Lehman, Dooley, Mccormick
Scott, II. Health and II. Conrad as directors.
NOTES.-The Good Templars OF Golden Light
Lodge OF this city paid visit to washington last
night and were Hospitality received by the Tenn.
plars OF Columbia Lodge No. "a pleasant con-
tSt church last night, the occasion being the mar.
nage OF Dr. c. w. Birdsall and Miss Efne L. Mans
field, OF the Baptist choir. Rev. j. d. Martin. OF
Gaithersburg Md, officiated, and many friends
wishe i the welded pair all the happiness In the
worid.-LockIaw has set IN In the case OF Mr. j no,
Beach, the brakeman whose hand was manglei in
coupling trains a short time snce.-The mayor
has fined Lexton Wright and Jno. Brant each 81
for diSorderly conduct.-Rev. w. H. johnson has
been appointed pastor OF the Independent Colored
Methodist church here.
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DROSPECT HILL HOUSE COMMANDS BEAU.
and milk. bass hshins and hunting. piano and ne sad.
sle S hoSses for ladies' city Tefsrenee HENSON sIMP
IF You WANT GOOD HEALTHY PLACE AND
hSTe for the address HowAgD
an
SUNsET HILL-OPRN JUNE /, LARGE AIRY
lin, Hamilton. Loudoun County. Va. my25-2w'
TWO, OR THREE BoARDERs CAN BE. ACCOM-
ton ssston Va address sIsGs Clifton Va
.3 The
sh %gss Valley R'E Address Mrs A, FERGUSON
"WAANvEInL.EY Hall IN, Will BE OPENED JUNE
vegetables furnished from the place Parties can be
also who 'f HP tassush
my:,1-6t. Hamilton, Loudoun Co.. Va.
Or TgRsE LITTLE Girls Nc
summer lovely location: easy Of access to Washing
given Address r A T., Star Once ~ mysS&ss:
COUNTRY BoARD-A FEW BoARDERs CAN BE
at farm house 81 miles
water For particulars, apply to j. ". MILLER Man
assas, Virginia. my21 eo3t
~ pleasantly accommodated at healthy location,
half mile fro station; ice milk and fruit daily mail
ton, Md. my2I-s.ti1 ,th3t.
pRIyATE FAMILY HAVE ACCOMMODATES
has
high elevation on Potomac; unsurpassed views. fine
references exchanged: Photograph at HEMPLERs.
423 p; ave. daily communication with Washington.
GUNNER BOARDERs TAKEN AT PHILOMONT.
Done of the most beautiful sections Of Virginia. loca
ton high and healthy plenty Of shade fruits
sdH iss ont
+. o., Loudoun Co.. Va myl4-eo1m
EIRsT,CLAs BOARD cLAGETT MANSION
L near Silver Springs Station, Metropolitan Railroad
FOR psrcaiars inquire Of CLAdETT or I'D
~ Quier Springs.-The attractions are beautiful
lawns, large rooms, ne splendid table fruit,
10th ST.. Washington D. G. my17-3w'
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL. IN DUE SEASON,
6a,r e PREPARED to limited h number Of
Hedgesville; Bsrkley Co. ". Va. GEO. ". FUSS.
DERsONs DESIRING COUNTRY COMFORTS IN
comfor the s 10th May When
WIN Shsis T KEEP %fs sa n A.
DELIaHTFUL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN
lIthe mountains of Virginia at The Brook; plenty of
sRfn5
nlyl2-1m
GUNNER BOARD NEAR THE BLUE RIDGE
~ Mountains: nne scenery large, airy rooms; well
shaded yard ice and milk in abundance. Terms $50
per month. Address Misses RICE, (Oyoca), Paris O.,
Fauquier County, Va. my12-3ws
A FEW SUMNER BOARDERs CAN, BY EARLY
IA application, be accommodated on reasonable terms
THOMAS ETfiorf G PSoprieor 4qaIe''
T United NUMBER OF BOARDEKS CAN BE
- pleasantly accommodated at Clover Hill Farm. mile
milk and frnit. Address Mrs EMILE E. JOHNSON,
Manassas, Va. mylO-3w'
SPRINGI BANK FARM, 2 MILES FROM ALEXAN-
- dra, oilers hrstclass accommodations good table,
fruit ice, milk in profuson, Terms, So per week
rains met daily. Address SPRING BANK, Alexan-
dr1a, Va myo-lm'
TH1RST- CLASS BOARD EXCELLENT SPRING
water, fruit. milk. and shade, 1}e miles from Har-
rer's Ferry nearest town Is minutes walk Address,
W. s. Elg1n. Keep Tryst o., Washington County, Nd
ny3-:,no
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
SPECIFICATION OF OFFERS
"A quantity Of Fancy, Plush Dressing and Shaving
aindsr Of last holiday selection hence we offer
4 small lot Of Turkey Red Table Linen. in red and
White patterns only warranted colors at per
These FOODS consist Of Short length and no remnants
assa
comprising La.lies,' Gents and Misses Hose. Which
.: s:s pfs pee pair pair" for
a Gssss I, this being
as rule we do rot keep domestic hosiery, we have
chdrens Lace coars w s1ln r ea' and
blue satin ribbon quilting at 12sc; sold generally
Also lot of Children's Bibbs about half popular
New lot of Ladies' Cape Collars and Chemisettes.
different styles. at ., g. I'm and 19c., worth double
Two Cases of full width Batiste Franchise Remnants
in Light and Dark Patterns fast coors, at Zoe per
Also not Of Cream ground) Light figured Batiste
Remnants. desirable length, at 6ac per yard; worth
wv. NE have on hand full assortment Of Plain and
est price losSble. With extra discount Of 10 per
large lot OF Wansutla Bieached Pillow Casing and
SheetinY Remnants. At about half of regular quota
order to elPse out our immense line of domestic
Of article marked about ha Hp Of
value.
terms, desirable lengths, at &C. yard regular value
sc This lot being very small 1t will be to your ad-
vantage TO call early and get the benefit Of it.
Positively the last lot of our famous English Nom
s Of @ 1
can he used for almost any useful purpose
Five cases OF the celebrated 124 double finish Mar
settles Quilts at 81 regular value 81 &c. This offer
mercial field of the District wan
Three cases Of the well known Hque Quilts full size
ct % worth At least 80 In order to give yOu
idea Of the acknowledgment of this Bargain we will
not forget to mention that have sold last THURSDAY
and Friday over $50 OF them. Come early look for
yourself
A lot of Garner E9ht-fgured Percale fast colors
beautiful designs, at 1Oc per yd-. worth 12Hc
Ten pieces OF the celebrated and fashionable Tyrol
cloth. IN cream with fancy stripes fast coors 12c
per yd., worth at least 15c: This fabric deserves
praise not for the novelty and quality Of 1t the
welcomed comfort and ease in wearing
For the National Drill and coming Decoration dav
we have procured an immense assortment of United
States Buntnss Flags. &C. at the lowest prices Call
and look at our Decorations the coors OF the Union
are proudly waving in our establishment
The last of the celebrated German Candstadt Tick
ing, warranted entirely feather proof.
q yd wide, ! yd wide
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lHE LAST SCHoTT CoNCERT.-At his last song re
s . IN washington at congregational church
Saturday night Herr Anton Schott will render
among other things, the "Liebeslied" from walk
ure, schubert s"Lindenbaum. Nicolais 20 Sieh
Nlch Nlcht," Clayton Johns "Morgcnlied." and
nchumahn Two Grenadlers which ne gives with
spienulu eject. Mr.. Herman Rakeman, tie
yionist, will assist Herr Schott
. DocksrtDERs MINISTRIES, which have made a
fine reputation FOR themselves IN New York the
past season. Will be at the National Theater next
week
THR SUNDAY CONCERT al the National Theater by
the Marine Band assisted bs Mr.. W + Pruette
the weii-Anown baritone, promises 10 I've a very fne
affair. - "
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Many BODIES Buried Among the De.
bris Of the Upper Galleries.
PARIS, May 26.-The remains OF three men
and two women were found in the stage box, where
aScertanedth many bodies lie buried in the debris
in the upper galleries, whence escape was exceed
1ngly difficult. The government proposes to close
several OF the Paris theaters, because OF their de-
hctency in exits.
The twenty bodies recovered were in a terribly
mut1lated condition. The remains are principally
those OF ballet girls, chOriSterS and machtn1StS.
Five OF the bodies are those OF elderly ladies'
and one OF them is that OF a child. The firemel
are lowering some Of the bodies from the fourth
story OF the theater by means OF ropes.
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The L. S. S. THEITS sailed from Barbados Il
day, going southwark.

THE OFF1CE-SREKERs STIRRED UP-Since the
paragraph appeared in THE STAR day or two ago
describing the astonishment OF the Post-Onfce De-
partment officials because there had been no ap-
pications received for the post-of1ice at Shenan-
doah, Pa, made vacant by the resignation OF the
postmaster more than four weeks ago, there have
been five applications received at the Department
yet been heard from. Mr. Nathan Smith, who is
in charge OF these applications, ventures the pre-
dictt0n that by the time the President returns
this Office will ill busheI basket. The Office pays
S., 700 per annum.
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TIL REE HUNDRED DELEGATES PRESENT AT THE
OPENING AT PITTSBURG TO-DAY.
to Texas and from the Atlantic the Pacific were
in attendance this morning at the opening OF the
twenty-n1nth general assembly OF the United
Presbyterian Church OF North America. There
were present about three hundred delegates COM
prsing an equal number OF ministers and laymen
every eight congregations. The assembly is the
governing power over SS5 congregations CON-
prising upwards OF 100000 members.
THE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ISSUE.
The opening prayer was followed by the election
OF new moderator. The contest was one of espe-
music issue, over which the church has for some
time been divided Two nominations were made
Rev. Matthew Mccormick Gibson, ID. d. OF San
Francisco, an earnest advocate OF the organ, and
Rev. j. G. Carson, Of Xenia Ohio, an antl-instru-
mental candidate. number OF annual reports
were presented. The board Of foreign missions re-
ported the receipts for the past year at SS4 1880
ana the expenditures at SS7, $3.50, showing de-
nciency OF 3d. 4S.70.
The board recommends appropriations OF S3s 900
for Egypt and $4,000 Tor India, and $4,000 for
various other purposes. During the year the
church extension board received s25,65S53 and
expended $26 3O7.30.
new church was built at VentOn, Kansas, and
much other good work done.
The board OF education reported $14.S56.S re-
ceipts, and the expenditure OF $11 ,:226.6O. The
board reported that its work in rendering aid to
academies had not given full satisfaction.
Last year the board of freedmen'S mission re-
celved 81, 1921, and expended 81, 1909.
John I. F1ndley, business manager OF the board
OF public ltlOn, reported the receipts for the year
The sales included 3,749 psalm book, and 1914
bibles. The general work OF the board was in ex-
cess OF last year. The board recommends cheaper
Sabbath school publications.
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Four Trains Wrecked.

A DISASTROUS COLLISION NEAR WICHITA,
WINFIELD, KANSAS, May 26.-Yesterday morning
two Sante Fe trains collided near Wichita and be-
from each direction, piled into the wreck mixing
things up in great shape. The details regarding
the accident are very meager. 1t is rumOred that
several persons were more or less injured. The
cause OF the accident is unknown, though the
train dispatcher will probably be charged with it.
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THE NATIONAL DRILL.
The Rifle Competition.

The rifle contest in connection with the National
Drill opened at the arsenal this morning, the firing
commencing at o'clock Although there were
W entries for the match, only 80 officers and men
reported, many Of the others not having come to
Inc CITY, or, II here, being engaged with their
companies at the drill ground. The weather was
seas iaHoraole for shooting, and some excellent
scores were made, the leader for the day being
MAJ. foiiaru, OF the Washington Light Infantry
Below are the twelve best scores:
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

E,OR RENT-tT |ERYLOw RATES FIVE LARGE
4 and GolnInodious flats ., and rooms. In the b;
y q Building. cor. VI and Both SITS. L. on second
ana third nOOrs- These fats hne any in the
city no expense has been spared to make them models
Oi convenience. comfort and elegance special
being given 10 sanitary arrangements convenience OF
aycess &c street cars doors every two minutes.
FOR further particulars apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER,
1924 ST. NV. 1922 NJ st. premises
myS5-2w
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Will Sue for S3,OOO.OOO.

PROCEEDINGS TO BE BEGUN BY FOREIGN KANSAS
PACIFIC BoNDHOLDERS AGAINST GOULD AND SAGE.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Lawyer William A. De-
Lancey, who represents in New York certain
foreign bOndhOlderS OF the Kansas Pacific Rail-
road before IT was gobbled up by Jay Could
Russell Sage and others, said to-day that he would
as the necessary papers arrive from Amsterdam,
Holland. The amount OF the suit Will be close to
S3OOOOOO. George Gould and Russell Sage to-
day refused to speak on the matter.